Collegehumor

(Crude humor) Collegehumor pokes fun at the male fans of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. The girls are great actors, but they should have used actual ponies instead. What will we call men who like My Little Brony?

Tech products can be confusing for many people, but Collegehumor thinks their ads have overdone the abstraction. They forgot the bit where someone from the company waxes poetic about their product. We blame Apple.

(NSFW) We love to call out and make fun of rude people, but you don’t have to look far to find despicable behavior. Even good people become jerks from time to time; let Collegehumor explain in color and rhyme.

(NSFW: Language) Ideally, your home should be your happy place. But if you’re living with someone else, it can turn into a passive aggressive war zone. Collegehumor provides catharsis for roomies. Or not.

(NSFW) A man mooches off of his town’s coffee shop, using it as his work place. Created by Brad Copeland (Arrested Development) and starring Glenn Howerton, Steve Little, Adrienne Palicki and Josh Groban’s forehead.

(NSFW: Language) Collegehumor shared this collection of outtakes and bloopers of their hilarious Batman parody series. Though Pete Holmes’ infectious laugh might be better suited to playing the Joker.

Collegehumor presents a concept for a horror movie that will freak the hell out of teens, scenesters and socialites. What’s scarier than being left alone? Knowing that somewhere… everyone is out having fun.

(Gore) Front Page Films’ bizarro Batman claims that he doesn’t kill people – he just puts them to sleep. It’s up to Commissioner Gordon and the Penguin – played by Patton Oswalt – to teach him about death.

(Spoilers?) That this parody is so freakin’ awesome is a testament to the cruelty and pacing of the TV series. Now excuse us while we watch the first 40 seconds for a hundred-thousand times straight.

(NSFW) Apparently the paper planes in Disney’s Paperman had their own motives for helping the characters. Collegehumor’s parody of the Academy Award-winning short is so, so wrong.

(NSFW: Language) Collegehumor bypasses the arguments about the pros and cons of gun ownership and instead suggests a cheap, exciting and much safer alternative: your own two fistols.

(NSFW: Language, SPOILERS) CH and Doc Octoroc give the most confusing TV series ever made a 16-bit RPG recap with lots of bashing on the side. It’s like Chrono Trigger but with despicable characters.

(NSFW: Language) Collegehumor makes listening to Nickelback’s insanely overplayed tune bearable with this hilarious jab at Instagram addicts. But seriously guys, stop it. We know what food looks like.

(NSFW: Language, Spoilers) Collegehumor’s bizarro version of the Dark Knight discovers that his lover is the villain behind Gotham’s problems. But he just can’t get over the fact that he got to bone her.

(NSFW: Language) To all dudes who are against gay marriage: stop it. For the love of all single bros, just stop. Because these fabulous people mean business. And what is a quiche?

(Un)fortunately, these features are not actually in Photoshop. It’s just Collegehumor poking fun at the presentation and pictures of the menus in Chinese restaurants. Oh, the condiment stains.

(NSFW: Language) The videos of returning soldiers surprising their loved ones can easily bring us to tears. This is not that kind of homecoming. We just got our orders from HQ ourselves.

Sometimes we appreciate it if games were more true to life, but as Collegehumor shows, we might not want developers to give fighting games a realistic treatment. We’ll never get past stage 2.

How awesome would it be if life was chronicled in comic books? Collegehumor does just that, but with a pessimistic take. If we’re just going to become victims instead of heroes, we’d rather pass.

(NSFW: Language) The canine of clues summons the 21st century incarnation of the world’s best detective, who as fans of the series know is also one of the last people you’d invite to a kid’s show.

Rainn Wilson imitates the Internet, using the famous Schrute Facts style to debunk inspirational quotes posted on Facebook. This is one of the videos in Collegehumor’s Malarious fundraiser.

Presenting the world’s saddest cooking show. The recipe? Mix long working hours with one or more kids, let the growing resentment simmer and voila – you get a big bowl of mommy and daddy issues.

Collegehumor teamed up with some of the funniest celebrities – plus Takeru Kobayashi – to make 24 funny videos. Pay at least $1 and you get to watch all of them. All proceeds go to Malaria No More.

The world’s best and only true cartoon series continues. This episode reveals that the great supreme pure 100% nonfat leader Kim Jong-un is both a fighter and a lover.

North Korea’s Great Leader is back to regale us with more of his flawless adventures, courtesy of Collegehumor. This time he gets help – not that he needed it, mind you – from Avenger Man.

(NSFW: Language) The Dark Knight arrives just in time to save Jim Gordon and his family from Harvey Dent, aka Two-Face. Unfortunately Bats still doesn’t quite get this alter ego thing.

The successor to Indiana Jones, Nathan Drake, Lara Croft and your Spanish teacher. She can do anything, as long as you repeat what she says. Starring Ariel Winter of Modern Family.

Front Page Films and CollegeHumor are back with another skit about Nolan’s Batman. Rachel Dawes and the Commish finally figure out that he’s Bruce Wayne, so Bats has to convince them otherwise.

(Spoilers) Time travel – neat cop out or inescapable plot hole? CollegeHumor continues its SNES-ification of TV shows and takes on the Eleventh Doctor’s head-scratching adventures.

(NSFW: Language) The land of Tamriel hides a dark secret: The Thane of Whiterun is a compulsive hoarder. Actually it’s not a secret. We all do it. We blame Bethesda for making it too easy.